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    I made this image last week during a workshop I was conducting.

    Osceola County, FL - 1D3, 500mm, 1/1600, F4.5, ISO 1000, hand held, manual exposure
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    Beautiful image Jim.
    Questions : 1 ) Was camera set on high speed continuous ?
    2 ) Did you press the shutter when the raptor was in pre flight hunch position ?
    Really like the manual exposure and blurred BG (bokeh).

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    Hi Ian,

    The answer are yes - always, and yes.
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    LOL !!!
    Thanks Jim good to see we're on the same wavelength !!!
    Thanks: Ian Mc

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    Jim
    It's a wonderful action shot. I like the diagonal formed in the image......and especially like the detail of the underneath wings. Well done.

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    This is beautiful. I even like the barbed wire :D

    Jim,

    I know you are a big believer in hand-holding, but what do you think about something like a BushHawk as a good compromise between support and the freedom of hand-holding?

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